Sentence examples for melee combat from inspiring English sources

Melee combat is especially weak.

Bayonetta glories and revels in melee combat in a way that American and European games almost never do.

Very few games have ever done first-person melee combat well, but Primal has done a better job than most.

Her reliance on evasion and melee combat rather than guns separates her from a mass of first-person heroes.

Combat generally feels great, thanks to a good supply of hefty weapons, although melee combat is decidedly limp.

The problem with most melee combat games is that they take themselves far too seriously and end up too difficult for anyone but the most hard-core player.

This is all enjoyable, but almost immediately I began to think of the God of War games, which had similar epic story lines and similar melee combat.

A larger concern is how the melee combat of Skyrim and Oblivion, which is functional but somewhat unrefined, can be re-engineered for competitive play.

It seamlessly hybridised weapons and melee combat, and brought in platforming elements – and all of this was enhanced by the superbly intuitive mech controls.

Guns are less risky and more efficient than the dubious melee combat, which only allows players to attack one enemy at a time.

The brilliance of the God of War series has always been in its balanced, accessible combination of simple logic puzzles woven into its virtual environments and visceral, blood-spewing melee combat.